"unificador" in English

This is the unifying point, the major change in this financial proposal.

We have nothing positive to expect from a disintegration of the unified Algerian State.

I consider our unifying procedure to be an important success.

The peoples in the area as a whole need to be mobilised against American and Euro-unifying imperialism.

They cite nuclear risks but keep quiet about the existence of nuclear weapons in and the threat to use them by the USA and other imperialist powers.

The single currency is in itself a unifying and rigid principle, something our Liberal friends seem to have realised a little too late.

- Madam President, in the current difficult economic climate, this report brings the kind of joined-up thinking that is desperately needed.

It has been agreeable to note that one broadly unifying factor is the notion that cohesion policy should not be implemented as an end in itself.

We have a situation where a self-selected decides that what is best for the European Union is a 'Super Commissioner ' for Economic Affairs.

Our concern is that we have a lot of proposals, many of them very good, but we have virtually no joined-up government in the European Union.

That capitalism standardizes all, making everything uniform, is something Asia, for which it was once an alien culture, has recently learnt.

Promotion of competitiveness to increase the profitability of Euro-unifying capital through even more oppressive exploitation of the workers.

This situation also exists between different European Union Member States and the Commission at a time when they could play a unifying role.

We must find solutions to sensitive and open issues and also launch a discussion on issues that were not discussed by the Convention.

Anyone alert to what was happening in East Timor would have realised that, often, the only unifying factor there was the occupying forces.

Mr President, following the unifying outcome of the Lisbon Summit last week, it is sad to be reminded that Nicosia is still a Berlin-like divided city in Europe.

A reference to Christian roots in the preamble to the Constitution would have a unifying and symbolic meaning, because modern Europe was formed on the basis of specific values.

I firmly believe that the EU needs to reform its institutions and that it needs a new unifying document that would clearly demarcate the scope of authority of the Union and the Member States.